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YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
A MOST NATURAL AND EASY MODE
OF SWIMMING.

Interesting Incidents In the Life of the
Philanthropist, stephen Girard-Dcriva-
ton al words Relating to Money That
Are Both Instructive and Entertaining.
As Philadelphia is where an elaborate cele.
bration of the anniversary OF the birthday Cf
the philunthropiNt, Stephen Grard, is To be
held this year, 1t may be well 10 acquaint our
younger readers with u few of the many in-
cdents Of this good mans notable life.
Stephen Glrard was born in Bordeaux,
France, about the year 1850. He came TO
Philadelphia for the first time in 1863, and it
is told that he was obliged to borrow S. To
bring him into that city. He died in Deem
Der, 1881, an old man, almost So years of age.
During his long life he advanced step by step
upward, beginning ut the early age of / as a
cabin boy in ship, then "a cook, and from
thence onward to steward, mate and captain,
until he became very successful mariner
and merchant Having no children Of his
own, Mr.. GIrard left Mt his death the immense
fortune of nearly s.. 900, 900 for the founding
and maintenance OF IA college for boys, now
known the country over as "Girari college"
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nearly all small In stature and had swartby
compilations.
They were expert horsemcn, however,
and could throw the lasso with much skill
Toward the end OF November the com.
mand was moved to the mouth OF White
river, much further up thc Missi sippl
Here huts were built
Tn, writer had one OF these about eight
feet square. The sides were made Of
boards, the roof OF canvas; at one end was
a door ami ut tho other an open fire place
made OF mud and split pieces Of lumber.
The hut had a bed upon one side and tho
medicine chest upon the other, and as II was
low there was Just room left 10 turn round
in and stand erect near the center. Never.
theess the writer was contonted ana happy
and was hoping the winter might be spent
in that locality, when an order came for all
to report at New Orleans
So all hands went aboard steamboat
and once more went down the Mississippi
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CRY fellow in his place and with every
movement as accurate as clock work,
thousand men upon parade, made u pleas
| ing display.
| While about New Orleans during thu
winter OF lS6i-5 Thomas victories Mt Frank
lin an Nashville over the impetuous Hood
! were read and talked Of as Shcrmau's
! march from Atlanta towards the interior
since famillary called Tho March to the
| Sea"
| Much speculation was induced In ut the
| time as TO the result Of Shermau's cXpedi
| ton
After he had reached tho scaboar1 and
captured Savannah and proven the Con-
Icderacy to be, "a n expressed it, IAN
empty she'll" aud Hoods army had urac.
ucal!y destroyed itself in fighting Thomas,
ihore sccncd little OF power left to the
COnlederacy save what was under Lee at
Richmond and Petersburg.
Early in March an expedition was organ
2cd IN tho Department OF the Gulf to op.
crate against Mobile.
Pretty soon after the Red river campaign
n the spring Of 1864, General Banks had
been superseded IN the command OF the
department. by General CInby
Early one morning the regiment BEGAN
preparations Tor cmbarlluy upon this eN-
petition, and about three D. III. gulf
steamer was boarded.
The meat ratlons that day wcro dried
herring, and of these the writer ate heart
lily, and about night the vessel moved from
the wharf down the river.
All were tired, and very soon the deck of
the vessel was covered with unroled blan-
kets, and upon these many tired, weary
soldiers stretched their aching limbs and
slept sweetly.
Next morning the vessel struck salt
water, and oh, the many that were sea sick !
And those hcrrlng-how long aftcrward
dit their taste rcmain-and how few that
ate OF them, can eat them since
The gulf was very rough and tho vessel
rolled and pitched great deal
To the writer nothing has Tower attrac-
lions than salt water, the grandeur beauty
md poetry Of old ocean he never realized.
Two or three days after leaving New
Orleans, land was sighted aud by and by
certain objects began TO assume distinct
ness: FIRST, mound that proved TO be "A
Tort, then flag upon n pole, next tents,
camps, wagons horses and last mcn-and
finally the vessel anchored at Fort Morgan.
situated upon Mobile Point Ala.
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ONE WAY OF SWIMMING.

The swimmer who wishes to initiate these
canine evolutions must keep his hands in
front Of his chest, as shown in the cat, and
strike ont with each hand and fo.a alternately
the right hand with the left foot, and vice
versa. The hands strike downwaldS towards
the chest. the palms depressed, and a little
followed. The legs strike out as usual, ex-
Ccpt that the motion is alternate first one leg
being used and then the other. Remember
always to mhale the air when the head Is
highest out of water.
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ItieAit1IIig,
We're you a gentle Zephyr.

We're you a gentle Zephyr,
A a Ia summer Rose,
would wOp you ~ my bower
YIN aould kiss M other flower,
Aud when weary you would resi-
Nv NV fragrant breath caressed,
hidden deep within my breast,
Mere you n I-phyr, darling,
Aud | "A Summer Rose.
War. YOU the Wind of Autumn,
Aud [, your love Leaf,
Fuum the home tree would sever
hnd float with you forever
d ,wu the autumn's golden tide
would never, never Chide;
,our maddest fire. ks would be
Snmmer Zephyrs SOFT Ia me,
Were You the Wind Of Autumn,
Ana l. your love, a Leaf.
II 1 were Queen OF Summer
Auu YOU were Winters King,
! would gather into posies
Az my viulets and roses,
All lessons fresh and sweet,
And lay them AT your feet
A. Your cold and lev feet,
II ! were Queen Of Summer
Ani you We're Winters King,
If | were Twilights Lady,
hu' you were Lord Of Day,
We would walk the d"wy meadow
sui mingle light and shadow,
You would smuoth my dusky hair
would kiss your brow so ialr,
# were Twilight's Lady
And YOU were Lord Of Day.
We're you the ocean, darling
Aud |, your love, a Star,
On your bosom | would gliSten,
| " uld bend ne down 10 listen
T. the great throbs Of your heart.
Ligut aud wave would never part
Wore YOU the ocean, darling,
End / your love, a Star
-Pavl Riryi.
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.7H..Htrd, 1851 M 1FC I. y. hdog,
N0rsp0p"r Cowp'DB
eECTOV Xviii SOME EVENTS IN
I&Cf-5.--POLGTiCS AND WAR.
Lnco,n's aiministrat on of affair, from
Ah3 tine OF his inauguration March T. 1861,
Eal the spring of 1861, when Presidential
sH4dlaaJa wa, TO be nominated, had grad
sally taken very popular hold on the
bi8--c-
~omc, however, were dissatisfied think
~ tie President was too SLOW, too easy
rni lacked some essential qualities for an
executive
Ag'.s number Of these hcli n mass
nuyent!on At Cleveland, o, May 81, 1864,
.ad nominated General John {. Fremont
ior President and styled themselves War
Democrats
The friends If Lincoln assembled at Bal
siuore, Mi, June Z 1864, IN u regular con-
scntiOn and unanimously renOminatcd the
g'oplc's favOritc.
The opponeHts of the war did not hold
Eneir convention till August Is, at which
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This is, after ALL the most natural method
of swimming, and, as such, is followed by
the unhappy kittens and puppies condemned
by relentless fate to death by drowning.
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The hest on eartn can truly be said of
riggs Gycerine Salve, which is sure
aie an speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds
mrns, wounds and all other sores. Will pos
lively cure piles, letter and all skin erup
liens. Try this wonder healer Satisfaction
uara'i""' ~ "" ended. Only 20
cents. Sold by E. Y. Grigga.
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a So Dock and SI.5O Paper fav Only 50!
(whu All % cents must be sent for rosaye)


tcnt
lm IS
in county. money by wide
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: suffering .JjOm az H,fafen,d ,rlh.
Tins Is II feature of Tie book wo


claI attention-a feature peculiar to this book
Any good medical work viii tell YOU what to
do. If you know what the disease is, but the
dllhculty is, you can not tell from the book
what it is. To find out you are obliged to
send for physician! The book is written
with this view; written generally in the inter.
est of the profession With "UUR FAMILY
PHYSICIAN" you can tell, yourself. what the
matter is Just As uuerringlv a, doctor could
In this respect the book differs from all 9th
ers; and even if you have others, you need
this book also.
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Our Family Physician"

Gives the Allopathic, Homeopathic and Ec-
lectlc trcatucuts-all thrcu-iOr each and ey-
cry disease and ailment
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n has a classified "THLk Of S!paO'oD,S." By
which any ordinary jnic7Ijvu7 r1,,~1n -,,1- d-frT
MINE as MI as Il piyr,cIou ,rL1I discus u D1t1nt
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DIED,

CALDWELL, -O1 Tne.dAy, January 4, 1887, at
Funeral from the residence OF her Sou, F. CAld
well, No. Il Sixteenth street, Thursday morn
irg at 10 o'clock. Iuterinent private.
ACKfRMASN-0 On Monday, January 3. 1857. at !
o'clock 4 NJ, nItlIELNiNA AcKERNANS. wife Of
Adam Acfcftnanu. III the 5lst scar CT her age
The funeral will take place this "wednesday,
afternoon at o'clock. from her late residence
No. $500 Wood street. Friends Of the famil,
arc invited TO attend.
RUlIIr-tln Tuc,day, January 4. 1857, at lOst
O'Clock A. NJ, at her late resldence, No IA,
Fifteenth street, Mrs NJ. RUIZ, aged 20 years.
Funeral gu Thufsdsy morning from the rc.ittnct
OF her son.in law, y. Yahn. 16o Fifteenth street
at9:3o o'clock. Iat.rmcnt at Mt. Calvary TEN
tt.ry. Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend 65
ROBERTSON Monday, January .. 1887. at i
o'clock N ALEXANDER ROGERS, III the s6tl
year OF his ago. ff s
Funeral from hts late residence, 1857 Eotr street
Wednesday, January 5, 1887, at . o'clock r. NJ
Friends o!,the family invited. IEtermcnt phi
ya.e.
BRAUY-At wellsNurS, ". Va, Sunday evening
January 2, 1857, ut 9.ao O'Clock, ASTloS,
BRADY. 4t-, ~. 600 ig-
Funeral Wetnc:day morning. January s, Mt
O'Clock from the Catholic church I'd Wellsburg
Friends Of the family hre invited To attend.
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There arc only twenty hearses in Buffalo,
N. Y. One day recently every one Of
them was In use, and at the same hour.
Advice 10 Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth ? II
30 send at once and get bottle Of MRs
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CnILD.
RgX TxErulNa. lts value Ia incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon It,, mothers,
there is no mistake about 1t. 1t cures
dysentery aud dlarrhua, regulates tue
stomach and bowels, curea wind collie,
sottens tho gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mus. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRur
FOR CHILDREN TEErHiNG 10 pleasant to the
taste, aud IL the prescription Of one OF the
Oldest and beat female nurses and phyei.
clans Ia the United States, and is for sale
by all drugsists throughout the world.
Price Is Cents bottle. MwsAw
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ST. yl,u,,r Dance Cured,

,FARMlSopALr, L. 4, N. Y, sept,.2. 1885.
L have been troubled for seye,al years
with al affection Of the nerves which no
doctor or no medicine could cure until
tried Brandreth's Pills. I would ho taken
with violent pain in the middle Of my
spine, and my arms and lega would witch
violently. II acted eomething like st.
Wins baRca, Tor ! couldn't control my
limbs. 1t would come and q, once or
twice a month, lasting two or three days
at time. Finally, at the beginning Of
one OF my attacks, | took five Btandreth's
Pills. AS soon as they acted freely !
found myaelf almost well. So continued
taking them for month-one or two q
night. 1t is now a year since I have had
M attack, and I attribute my cure Ia
Brandreth's Pills. FRANCES WooD.
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II half be true that is said Of the troubles
OF the knights Of Labor, great sagacity
will be required to steer the order clear OF
the rocks and bring it oafely into port. Out
siders cannot easily know how much is
trus and how much is false Of all that is
ailoat, but two facts aeem to DO we'll ascer-
tanned, first, that thore are men in the
order who are determined to dethrone Mr..
PoHderly; second, that Mr.. Powderly's
inaaence has been weakened by permit.
ing his salary to be raised from $500 to
$1,000 year. ZEE
y The active opposition to Mr.. Powderly
is composed Of two elements, the men
who envy him his power and hope to en-
joy 1t themselves, and the extrcmfsts, an
archists and socialists, who desire to drag
the knights Of Labor into their issues.
It is now said that the representatives Of
this element in tho Richmond conysn-
ton were largely responsible fer the in.
crease in Mr. Powderly's. salary, tore.
seeing that his acceptance Of the increase
would weaken him. =.
The competent head OF SO large an order,
with so much care and responsibility rest
ing upon him, ought to be we'll paid for his
servlces. Whether the pay now received
by Mr.. Powderly is too much for the ser.
vice rendered is question for knights Of
Labor to decide, Tor they provide the
money. The salary lie, however, 80 much
beyond the earnins IS OF anyone in the
order, and large an increase without pre-.
vious notice and discussion, that Mr..
Powderly could not hope to escape criti-
cism and condemnation for accepting 1t,
and his knowledge Of human nature mus.
have warned him that his gain in money
would be followed by loss in influence.
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Their isusiuesa tsoo,,,i,,r

Probably no one thing has caused such a
generatrevival Of trade at Logan 4 %. g
drug store as their giving away 10 their Gus.
toners Of 80 many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the Tact that it
always cures and never disappoints!
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You eau test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted. ~ - III $50
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Ghe Qtttellf}qe|t1trr
WIEi:LIN0, ". VA, JANUARY 8, 1887.
The patyioti.m OF tbs NEW South"

~ Tho Patyiotism OF ths "New South" II
1t lisa remarkable thing Tor Southern
Democratic newspaper 10 tlay its party
for practices with which Republican,
have long charged that party. This the
Gteenville Is. o. Neus doea in u strorg
and manly article reproduced in to.daya
ISrKLLloEScER The Ners charges i'a
party with first setting the. black counties
of by themselves in a Congressional die
trict, and then stealing the district.
This kind OF thing is extensively practic'
ed through the South, and this Rspubli.
cans complain of. Electoral votes are
stolen in tho same way, and Republicans
complain Of that, too. When attention is
called 10 these practices and tho same do.
nounced Northern Democratic orator Is
always ready to jump to his feet and de.
clare, in fine patriotic frenzy, that Re-
publicans are ripping open old wounds
and pouring vitriol in them; that the
dying embers Of sectional prejudice are
being famed again into leapinr ilames Of
passion. And then comes along Bome
talented Southern brother, Mr.. Grady, o.
the Atlanta Constilution. Tor example, with
renewed pledges OF the patriotem Of the
"New South"
Grimes against free ballot are not dis.
proved by indignant defamation or cap
tivaling oratory. Only q few fools doubt
the patriotism Of the Southern people in
the broad sense-in the sense that they
nre giving, and intend to continue to give,
a loyal support to the Government OF the
United States; that they have long since
abandoned all desire for any other govern
ment; that they would give their services
and their lives to the defense Of their
country 10 freely Gs the people OF the
North would give theirs. All this has Its
practical value and ia u source Of great
qualification to every lover Of his country.
And yet it is not enough.
There is patriotism which accords 10
every man, without regard to race, color,
or previous condition, the right to poll
and have counted one ballot, and to the
majority so polling their ballots the right
to say whom they will have TO serve them.
This is what We mean by Republican form
OF Government, which does rot exist in
the "black district" Of South Carolina and
in otner parts Of the South. Tho real
Nav South" will grant to every voter
within its borders aa free ballot ss every
voter OF. West Virginia Yields and with
equal assurance that it shall be- counted as
1t is polled.
This is not war question, but essen.
TALLY question OF peace. 1t is right TO
discuss it and right to insiat that the
wretched wrong shall be righted.
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How can you expect clear complexion
when the blood is full Of impurities ant
the stomach ciogged ? The blood becomes
impure because the liver docs not acl
properly and work off the poison from the
systeln, and tho certain results ara bloches
plnp.es and erup,ions. Purify the blood
with Simmons Liver Regulator, and regu
late the liver, stomach and bowels, and
then the skin will become clear. Mwraw
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Cor. Market & Fourteenth Sta.
10 Pounds GTannlaici Sugar for 81 10 '.-2@ las
FOR Said.

No. I7o Sixteenth street. containing rooms rs fol-
lows: F!r.t floor Is dining Il, kitchen. pantry,
wash house aud coahouSe eecSnu floor, two
ROOMS and hall. Third floor three rooms and hall
finish attic water GU first and third ioors, gas
Tor lisht throughout. Ground 25xe5 feet; s!dp en-.
trance: yard aud entrance paved. House all III
good repair. Con be lou lit Tor 81 800.
No. 1907 Jacob ST Get, six rooms aud hall; ground
corners On jacob aud Alley H. fronts on Jacob
street 81 f'e a. ., cet Rom the front widens 10 ~
icet, Gepth Of lot 60 iec'. Can be ,usht for ST.
NO. % Viz inta street ground fronting IS feet ind
running to alley ~ feet. Eau be bought Tor ST. zoo
A building sic adjoining. front ng rs feet on Viz.
einia st $3.50 rIilding tlts fronting 40 feet on
Vim intr 81 and le0 OIL South York 1t, ST. 800 rs.
Adelaide residence ut Bcac1 Bottom. on the
line Of tho + ". q KY, K. r., II miles from
Wheeling, consisting Of d new frame house and
twelve acres Of land, viii exchange for detirabIe
city property. Etsfs,. 3. ~
Desirable Market street property. lot No. Is and
part OF No II, known rs l7i2 md l7i Market street
BUSINESS house AVID dwelling, No. 1874 Market
street. ground 50 ect front, running back lS2 feet
No, Is Virginia st ts $50
No. 90 North Front st ground 60 feet front, run:
Mug back al equal Width TO the river. VIII sell
al a whole or ote.hnlf 'Ngs -sIy -i /.
A Desirsble Manufacturing Site, s lots, In Fourth
Ward. t', r,.-I 49,
A building site, fronting % feet on Nineteenth
street, running back 10 alley l6 can be bought fox
s4En .Hrr 1870 ~ r.TI.. Oh.
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Rucklen,s arnlcn salvo,

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea, letter, chspped hands, chilblairs,
corns, and sll skin eruptions, and poei.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
Ii guaranteed to give. perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price Is cents peI
| box. For GALE By Logan { Go. -, -
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sBREAKFAS.r BUDGET.
There are 100 colorsd men in Wa hing.
ton who are worth SEC, 900 each.

There are 100 colored men in Wa hing.
ton who are worth $50, 900 each 4
a paper called the Cemetarian is issued
j weekly from Buffalo to advocate burial in
cement
A New York physician braves the
I. wrath OF society by declaring that seal
skin sacques are very unheaithfui gar.
ments. y SO VT g ,2s95tt; - &
The man whose business it has been to
y keep passengers from being run over nj
{; the west end Of the depot at Springfield.
( Mass, was run over himself and killed 70.
Gently by the care. ,Il.
The following is said to be tho epitsph
! cut on the tombstone OF Cornish miner
1 at Calumet, Mich: sTEa b
y, Him cannot come 10 We. i4}t
hi But It's shalt surely 60 10 he. -
a DR.. w. IL. Hale, an Edinburgh physi.
clan, who is travelling in this country, has
a cane which he says cost S., 500. The
! head contains over three pounds Of eiyh-
teen karat gold, and is mounted with
I aixty.fve diamonds. ~ se5tg!
la. Among the many curious works Of the
I; largest library in the world, at Paris, Is y
< Chinese chart OF tho heavens made about
4 600 B. q. In this chart l AGO stars are cor
rectly Inserted, as corroborated by the
observations OF modern astronomers. S
Sa Curtis Phillips, Of clearwater, Mimi,
was surprised to see bear rise up in front
of him In the woods. Phillips had an
ak on his shoulder, and quickly brought
it down on the animals skull. The bear
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toppled over dead. When dressed the
animal weighed 800 pounds. 85a !.

ANIMAL We|Sbeu 3Zu pohnue' aE 4
The Chicago magazine, Literary LIFE,
which enjoyed a hr!et notoriety as Niles
Cleveland's magazine, Is dead.
A fashionable New York store, where
jeweln and treasures oil btic'a.brac tempt
to big expenditures, ielttho recent down
fall Of prices Of etc ckB In Wall street to Ar
extraordinary extent. A member OF the
firm says that orders for $500, 1000 OF goodt
that were 10 have been delivered sor
Christmas were esnceled right after thu
Wednesday smssh.up. Fl,
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Mornxnl Stop your childs cough! DR..
J. Il. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm
will give immediate relief, is agreeable
to take, and positive cure. Is cents a
bottle. 5Iss-.j e.. rs. l.l II
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A thirty.pound turk, y was sold few
days ago AZ Atlanta, Ill. II measured four
teet and three iuches ire III bill to ieet.
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FOR RENT.

immediate possession given:
No. 2G35 Chaptlue It, roons, SIS %. ~
No. )ut Eighteenth 1t S rooms, Sl2 10 a month.
no. 27ii Eng st, 5 rooms, sl5.0I. la
No 100! Alley II, west OF McCulloch st., $1,000.
No. II Vi,gint st., rooms. $3.50.
No. 1907 Alley L, rooms, s. %. M &.
No 1916 Ecir street, 3 rooms, IS %. ~
No. G>;6 tUi! stre9t, iroons $40 %.
No 1901 y CO.'S street, 2 rooms, 81 W.
Pose SION .piil LIST: So s..-uar-- u i
No 29c6 Ghapinc St.. rooms, s12c0
No. .7i6 Eeti' ST., s looms. Sit.0J. $3.50
No. ltd kiit.rnlh Ct, S rooms. !.
No l7Gi Market 81. f-F.sI rs
Building known as Capitol Dining Rooms. Nos
1874 anu tycG Market street. 55'.,,f 1T
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Public
Jas .tnts,a Office No 1912 Market Street,
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There is a." whissling we'll" on farm
in Clare county, Mich. 1t is 1870 feet deep,
and whistles loudest Just before a storm. !
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MILL AND BANK STOCK FOR
1Nl aALr,-25 shaHs OF Peoples Bank and Ave
Shares u lmont Nail Co Apply to THU9,
o. BRlES, No. Gs Twelfth street " nv jaSs :